A lawsuit from a Los Angeles woman who alleged music mogul Russell Simmons raped her at his home in 2016 is being dropped, according to a federal court filing Wednesday.
Disgraced CBS anchor Charlie Rose is being slated to star in a show where he’ll interview other high-profile men who have also been toppled by #MeToo scandals.
Chance the Rapper chimed in on social media Wednesday amid Kanye West’s Twitter rant, during which the latter shared praise for his “brother” President Trump.
A jewelry company says the marketing of its new Sarah Jessica Parker collection was a complete “Failure to Launch” — and the actress is to blame, according to a Manhattan lawsuit.
The suspected Golden State Killer, who was the subject of the late true-crime author Michelle McNamara's posthumously released book “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark,” has been captured.
An judge ruled Tuesday that the city of Omaha must release a graphic video showing the death of a TV crewmember for “Cops” during a shootout in 2014 as part of the victim’s wrongful-death lawsuit.
Kanye West once promised to be the “loudest voice,” and his thoughts were certainly amplified on social media Wednesday when he defended his support of the president.
One of the more bizarre stories in recent memory got even stranger Wednesday when the cyber expert hired to defend MSNBC star Joy Reid was revealed to be a Neo-Nazi sympathizer.
It looks like fans of both HBO’s “Game of Thrones” and the “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels for which the show is based will be waiting until at least 2019 for new content.